Safety precautions

Before you begin the treatment with letrozole, you should talk to a medical professional or at least consult the pharmacist at the online pharmacy of your choice. Online pharmacies offer the services of professional medical personnel that can help you make the right division by offering their opinion and useful advice. You may need to discuss any medical conditions you may have that are likely to interfere with the success of your treatment, especially high cholesterol levels, liver disease and osteoporosis. Any other conditions you have and are aware of must also be discussed to see if they will affect the dose of this drug. Femara is FDA pregnancy category X, which means it's likely to cause severe birth defects. You must never be taking this medicine if you are pregnant or become pregnant while taking this medicine. There is not enough information on whether the active ingredient of this drug passes into breast milk and how it can affect your baby. You should avoid breastfeeding if you are taking this medicine. There are no reported interactions with other drugs, but you should still mention any prescription or over-the-counter drugs you are taking at the moment.

How to take this drug

Letrozole is often prescribed after you failed to benefit from other treatments, particularly tamoxifen. This drug is supposed to be taken by patients who clearly need it and have no contraindications, such as pregnancy or breastfeeding. The treatment course is usually 5 years, which is why ordering this drug online may be a very smart decision. You should always talk to your doctor before starting the treatment if you have any questions or are not sure about any aspect of it. You should always take the exact dose you have been prescribed, with some food or without. Once you've started taking Femara in a certain way, you should continue doing it in the same way to make sure your body responds well to the treatment. You should not be taking smaller or greater amounts of this medicine based on your own judgment, it's best to consult a medical professional in advance. You will typically be taking this medicine once a day or once every two days. Your doctor's instructions will be based on your needs and how you respond to the treatment. You may need to have your blood tested from time to time to be sure this drug is helping your condition and a dose adjustment is not required.